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Novelist and journalist Aatish Taseer’s latest work of nonfiction doesn’t sit squarely in the camp of memoir, travelogue, or long-form reportage. It hovers among the three—but with such lilting grace as to make that limbo feel like a lovely hybrid. The son of a Pakistani Muslim politician and an Indian journalist, Taseer grew up in cosmopolitan, postcolonial New Delhi but has spent much of his adult life in the U.S. and Europe.
The result is an alienation from the India he considers both his homeland and a foreign land: “I knew an odd feeling of being impoverished by my exposure to other places,” he writes near the beginning. “The legacy of British rule in India meant that I belonged to a zone of overlap that lay between East and West.” The ensuring 240 pages are a poetic quest to bridge that gap or at least better understand it.
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